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XFX GeForce 8800 Hands On

Nvidia has the DirectX 10 graphics technology lead and isn't hesitant about pushing it even though the content is still months away. The company didn't bother to wait for the release of Windows Vista before unleashing its GeForce 8800 DirectX 10 GPUs. The Santa Clara-based green giant launched its 8800 series of GPUs late last year targeting the early adopters with two high-performance, high-price GTX and GTS models. Now Nvidia is releasing the GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB model to give fresh Vista owners a more affordable DX10 video card option. The card comes with half the RAM of its $400 GeForce 8800 GTS 640MB sibling, but it also has a lower $300-350 MSRP.

The GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB comes with 96 floating point processors, the same as the original 640MB GTS but still less than the flagship 128-processor GeForce 8800 GTX. Stock GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB cards will come with a 500MHz core clock paired with a 1.2GHz shader clock. The 320MB of GDDR3 memory has an effective speed of 1.6GHz. Nvidia recommends a 400W power supply for the standard GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB card.

Expect to see several GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB variants out there because the video card manufacturers can adjust memory and GPU clock speeds to create more premium models. XFX sells an overclocked XXX model with a 580MHz core and 1.8GHz memory for $335.

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CG6308d ago (Edited 6308d ago )

Its just like the ATI R600 GPU with 512MB RAM and Unified Shader architecture (xbox 360) VS Nvidia 7800GTX with 256MB RAM and NON UNIFIED (PS3) The ATI is currently and will always DESTROY THE COMPETITION in this situation.

SuperSaiyan46307d ago

You are 100% correct even a leading Japanese developer said the 360 GPU was pretty much like the latest Nvidia 8 series GPU in its features and some areas of performance.
The PS3 GPU is nothing its obsolete, ATi are going to be launching their new graphics cards soon and they will wipe the floor with NVIDIA.

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Senua's Saga: Hellblade II Review - A Visual Feast Lacking Depth | Chit Hot

Senua's Saga: Hellblade II has now launched, bringing with it some of the most stunning visuals you've ever seen in a game.

Sonic18818h ago(Edited 8h ago)

The first game lacked depth as well, but the graphics were phenomenal

darthv727h ago

...not to mention the sound / atmosphere. Especially when using headphones.

Deathdeliverer2h ago

Going to be real. I’m playing on my PC and every setting is on high at 60fps locked. The game is beautiful, sounds good in headphones (I’m sorry but Returnal still holds the aural crown), and has an impressive photo mode. Can literally hit that at any time. You won’t have full control at certain times, but it’s impressive. After more than an hour I’ve already started to get bored. The fights are brain dead so far and it is a CRAP ton of walking and listening. I’m over the beginning “theme” of you did this to us (people that have played will get this as not to spoil anything). I literally non stop run every chance I get. Obviously isn’t the whole game but gahdamn. Hopefully it picks up soon. Definitely can’t see this being a 10/10 by any stretch of the imagination because the beginning has gotten so boring. Here’s to a better experience tomorrow or Friday when I pick it back up.

Elda1h ago

Agreed. I've played about 34 mins & it was boring. I'm going to try again tonight for another half hour or so & see if it gets better.

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Hunt: Showdown Upgrade to CryEngine 5.11 That Ends Support for Last-Gen Drops Aug. 15

The Hunt: Showdown upgrade to CryEngine 5.11 drops this Aug. 15! Players can expect "a mountain of new content" throughout summer of 2024.

RaidenBlack5h ago

Can't wait ... the already good lookin' game'll look even better!

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Review | Way of Rhea (PC) - 8Bit/Digi

Way of Rhea is a puzzle game that is easy to learn and relaxing to play while also putting your critical thinking skills to the test.

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